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A female nurse tells a genetics clinical nurse (GCN) that she would like to get pregnant, but that she has heard that nurses are at risk for having infants with environmentally induced genetic disorders. According to the research, how should the specialist reply?

▸ "There was some concern about this some time ago, but it has all been disproven."

▸ "The area of highest concern is the neurological intensive care unit."

▸ "You should be more concerned about eating a healthy diet and avoiding alcohol."

▸ "Studies have shown a higher risk in nurses who work in the operating room or emergency department."

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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